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Lifeâs shifting deck: 'The Gin Game' brings laughter, heartbreak, and real-life chemistry to the MACC (opens the original)
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BENNINGTON â The regional theater landscape thrives on its ability to transform intimate spaces into mirror reflections of collective social anxieties and human flaws. Following a massive, heavily populated undertaking last winter, director Brian Haner and the team at the Monument Arts & Cultural Center (MACC) are pivoting toward a deeply personal, raw, and high-stakes production. From Sep. 24-26, the MACC will present Donald L. Coburnâs Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece, âThe Gin Game.â
From candlelight to gallery floor: Iconic 1863 textile goes on display at Bennington Museum (opens the original)
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BENNINGTON â Annette Dixon of Pownal makes the pilgrimage every year. Standing in the Bennington Museum's new Folk & Craft Gallery, she marveled at the exhibition of one the museum's prized possessions: the 1863 Jane Stickle Quilt, which will remain on display through Columbus Day. Dixon knows a thing or two about quilts. As a longtime member of the Quiet Valley Quilters, and the southern Vermont coordinating manager of Project Linus, the non profit that makes and donates quilts to hospitals f
Theater Review | Two geniuses walk into a bar: Bennington Theater triumphs with 'Lapin Agile' (opens the original)
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Steve Martinâs absolutely insane âPicasso at the Lapin Agileâ is a brilliant piece of theatrical whimsicality, balancing absurdist comedy with profound meditations on the nature of genius, creativity, and the turning of a century. Directed by John Lugar and currently running through Sep. 13 at Bennington Theater, this production captures the playful, cerebral spirit of Martinâs script, offering audiences a thought-provoking and thoroughly entertaining evening of the ludicrous. The story
Theater Review | Shift happens: Dorsetâs 'Lobby Hero' delivers powerhouse night on guard (opens the original)
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DORSET â The regional theater landscape thrives on its ability to transform intimate spaces into mirror reflections of our collective social anxieties. When a production successfully bridges the gap between early-2000s text and contemporary reckoning, it achieves a rare form of theatrical alchemy. In this light, Dorset Theatre Festival has historically excelled at selecting works that challenge audiences with complexity. So, by staging a piece deeply rooted in the claustrophobia of New York Ci
Theater Review | Take Dorset's 'Advice' in marital mayhem (opens the original)
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DORSET â Dorset Theatre Festival kicks off the third show of its summer season, Brent Askariâs dark comedy âAdvice, â in a limited engagement through August 15. Directed with a keen eye by Adrienne Campbell-Holt, this New England premiere skewers the hyper-commodified world of modern self-help culture and the fragility of upper-middle-class domesticity. A great choice for the dog days of summer, it's a blistering, breakneck show that balances absurdity with a poignant look at the lies co
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